Chapter Summaries

The Byakuya group teased Hokage Byakuya about his many blind dates while Pirate Byakuya explained why he was waiting to find Vegapunk before acting against the World Government. Over-God Byakuya revealed that his world was preparing for the Body War and the Battle of Deno, then left the chat when someone came to see him.

• The Byakuya group mocked Hokage Byakuya for having too many blind dates, and he admitted he was troubled by the choices.
• Pirate Byakuya said he planned to find Vegapunk before making his move, and the group discussed the rising sea level and the need to prepare for the world being swallowed.
• Hokage Byakuya asked Over-God Byakuya about the Super God World, and Over-God Byakuya said the Super Seminary had not arrived yet but his side was preparing for war.
• Over-God Byakuya identified the coming conflicts as the Body War and the Battle of Deno, and worried that the Super Seminary might interfere.
• Over-God Byakuya ended the chat after someone came looking for him.

Liangbing visited Bai Ye to talk and learned that he believed her increasingly strained relationship with Kaisha would eventually end in them going their separate ways. He admitted he had once made himself their common enemy to help them coexist, leaving Liangbing feeling understood and valued even as she questioned her place in Angel Nebula.

• Liangbing sought out Bai Ye because she felt isolated and had fewer things in common with Kaisha.
• Bai Ye teased Liangbing about how timid she used to be, then asked whether her relationship with Kaisha was worsening.
• Bai Ye explained that Liangbing and Kaisha's opposing personalities would eventually drive them apart after their common enemy was gone.
• Liangbing realized Bai Ye had deliberately served as their common enemy so they might coexist peacefully.
• Bai Ye said he had wanted Liangbing to stay in Angel Nebula, and Liangbing felt touched but increasingly unsure whether she belonged there.

Liangbing questioned her place among the Three Kings and considered leaving the Angel Nebula, but Bai Ye urged her to stay and preserve access to research resources. Their conversation turned to the coming war and Liangbing’s growing opposition to Kaisha’s Absolute Justice Order.

• Liangbing told Bai Ye that Kaisha and Harshee had surpassed her in their respective roles, leaving her feeling useless and tempted to leave the Angel Nebula.
• Bai Ye explained that he felt like an outsider in the Angel Nebula but advised Liangbing not to leave before the coming Body War.
• Liangbing said she felt unable to remain in the Angel Nebula, and Bai Ye argued that she should travel rather than cut herself off from its resources and her research.
• Bai Ye reassured Liangbing that her scientific talent was distinct from Harshee’s and joked that she made him happy, prompting Liangbing to threaten to hit him.
• Liangbing told Bai Ye that the war was important to Kaisha’s Absolute Justice Order and criticized Kaisha for imposing her ideas of justice on others.

Liangbing complained to Bai Ye that Kaisha was making the angels shoulder a war that concerned the whole universe, and Bai Ye urged her to stay rather than leave. Liangbing asked whether Bai Ye liked her, but he evaded the question, leaving her determined to get an answer later.

• Liangbing criticized Kaisha for making the angels bear the burden of the war, and Bai Ye said both sisters needed to find a middle ground and that Kaisha had her own reasons.
• Liangbing told Bai Ye that Kaisha wanted him to join the war, and Bai Ye asked Liangbing to stay until she had decided what she truly wanted.
• Liangbing asked Bai Ye not to repeat her complaints to Kaisha, and Bai Ye teased her about her past attempt at spying.
• Liangbing asked whether Bai Ye liked her, but Bai Ye said she was just like Kaisha and walked away without answering.
• Liangbing chased after Bai Ye and demanded an answer, then threatened to beat him if he kept delaying.
• Bai Ye pointed out that Liangbing could not beat him, and Liangbing silently admitted she wanted to hit him.

Bai Ye arrived with Liangbing as Kaisha prepared to wage war and spread her Justice Order across the universe. His questions led Kaisha and Liangbing into another clash over whether the angels should impose their beliefs on other races, and Harshee looked to Bai Ye to intervene.

• Kaisha was surprised when Bai Ye and Liangbing arrived, and Bai Ye confirmed he had come because the Angel Queen summoned him.
• Kaisha asked Bai Ye what he thought of the coming war and spreading the Justice Order, but he told her to follow her decision as queen.
• Bai Ye warned that many races would reject Kaisha's order, while Kaisha argued that it would protect the weak and improve the universe's disorder.
• Liangbing objected that Kaisha was imposing the angels' way of life on other races and argued that they should be free to live as they wished.
• Kaisha mocked Liangbing's belief in freedom, and Liangbing challenged her over how she would respond to resistance.
• Harshee saw the sisters nearing another argument and pleaded with Bai Ye through her expression to resolve the conflict.

Harshee watched Kaisha and Liangbing clash over their opposing ideologies while Bai Ye refused to intervene. When Kaisha declared that the angels would join the war against the Triangulars, Bai Ye advised her to wait until the threat was clear, but Kaisha remained determined to choose her own course.

• Bai Ye told Harshee that he would not interfere in Kaisha and Liangbing’s ideological conflict, and Harshee decided to watch their argument with him.
• Bai Ye said Kaisha’s order and Liangbing’s freedom were both extreme, and that the results of their choices would determine which approach worked better.
• Kaisha and Liangbing ended their argument without changing their minds, and Kaisha declared that the angels would participate in the war.
• Bai Ye urged Kaisha to delay joining the war so other races could witness the Triangulars’ threat and the angels’ strength before she spread her order.
• Kaisha considered Bai Ye’s strategy but asked what would happen if she chose her own approach, and Bai Ye told her the decision was hers.
• Liangbing grew more resentful of Kaisha’s stubbornness and reflected on how much Bai Ye had done for the angels.

Kaisha committed the Angels to a war against unknown enemies and prepared to use the campaign to establish her Justice Order and authority. Bai Ye explained to Liangbing why Kaisha was centralizing power and why the Three Kings arrangement could no longer work, leaving Liangbing to prepare for battle while Bai Ye stayed out of it.

• Kaisha asked Bai Ye whether he would join the battle, and he declined before she announced the Angels' war plans and assigned Harshee to continue research.
• Kaisha reflected on her choice to rule alone, and Duke Kainan asked whether she regretted it; she said she did not.
• Liangbing complained to Bai Ye that Kaisha had ignored their advice, and Bai Ye explained that Kaisha had only asked for their opinions formally because she needed a single voice of authority.
• Bai Ye told Liangbing that Kaisha would not adopt his proposal because she needed to reduce his influence and demonstrate her own military strength to spread the Justice Order.
• Liangbing accepted Bai Ye's explanation but still believed her own approach was better, then left to prepare for the battle.

Bai Ye and Harshee discussed whether Kaisha could win the coming Body War, given that the angels were weaker without the Super Seminary’s support and had made little progress on third-generation divine bodies. Bai Ye remained uncertain about the outcome, while Harshee worried about the war’s cost and the future conflict between Kaisha and Liangbing.

• Harshee asked Bai Ye whether the angels could win, and he said he did not know how costly victory would be.
• Harshee worried that Liangbing might challenge Kaisha after Harshee stepped down, but Bai Ye said conflict between them was inevitable.
• Bai Ye asked about the third-generation divine body research, and Harshee explained that she had no clear path forward and lacked the technology he had supposedly provided before.
• Bai Ye concluded that the angels’ combat strength was likely weaker without the Super Seminary and considered the importance of the Great Clock to its research capabilities.
• Harshee recalled that the earlier Body War had ended in victory for the angels’ side, but admitted she did not know how strong the Triangular-Body Civilization was now.
• Bai Ye said Kaisha might still win, but he could not be certain, and the eventual outcome would depend partly on Harshee and Liangbing’s research.

Bai Ye decided to leave the Angel Nebula and visit the Super Seminary in the Deno System to obtain its technology, while assuring Harshee and Kaisha that he would return. After Kaisha gave him the coordinates, he departed by spaceship as the war approached.

• Bai Ye told Harshee that cooperation with the Super Seminary could have advanced angel research but might also have spread its ideology, and revealed that he wanted to inspect its Great Clock.
• Bai Ye and Harshee joked about which angel he would choose as a guardian angel, and Harshee punched him after he refused to choose among her, Kaisha, and Liangbing.
• Bai Ye told Kaisha he was leaving to acquire technology, and she asked whether her recent decision had prompted his departure.
• Kaisha gave Bai Ye the Super Seminary's coordinates in the Deno System and suggested he travel under the Angel Nebula's name.
• Bai Ye boarded a spaceship and departed for the Deno System, leaving the angels to face the coming war.

Bai Ye arrived at the Super Seminary and asked to study the Great Clock’s technology so the Angels could face the Triangular-Body Civilization. Gilan allowed him to inspect it, and Carl took him there, where Bai Ye immediately asked whether he could copy or take the Great Clock.

• Bai Ye arrived at the Super Seminary, and Gilan asked whether he had come on Queen Kaisha’s behalf to seek help against the Triangular-Body Civilization.
• Bai Ye explained that Kaisha intended to fight alone and admitted that he wanted to study the Great Clock’s technology, not take it away.
• Several scholars objected, but Gilan defended Bai Ye’s request and told Carl to take him to the Great Clock.
• Carl apologized for the scholars’ reaction, and Bai Ye casually acknowledged that the Angels had once rejected the Super Seminary.
• Bai Ye asked Carl whether he could copy the Great Clock and then whether he could take it with him, leaving her unable to answer.

Bai Ye visited the Super Seminary’s Great Clock and spoke with Carl about the Angels and their research. He left Carl astonished by how much he seemed to know, including her secret work on the Space-Time Gene.

• Carl considered stopping Bai Ye from taking the Great Clock, but Bai Ye said he was teasing and explained that he wanted the Super Seminary to keep developing it for now.
• Carl asked whether Bai Ye was an Angel, and Bai Ye denied it before asking what the Super Seminary was researching.
• Carl told Bai Ye that the Super Seminary was studying ways to counter the Triangular-Body Civilization and develop Third-Generation Divine Bodies.
• Bai Ye said the Angels were researching similar technologies, leaving Carl surprised that they had advanced so quickly without the Great Clock.
• Bai Ye asked whether Carl was researching space-time technology, revealing that he had guessed she was working on the Space-Time Gene.

Bai Ye persuaded Carl to share his Space-Time Gene research and copied selected technologies from the Great Clock to take back for others to study. After marking the Great Clock for future access, Bai Ye dragged Carl to show him more research.

• Carl admitted that he was researching space-time technology after Bai Ye guessed correctly.
• Bai Ye demanded Carl's research results, and Carl showed him the Great Clock's information on countering the Triangular-Body Civilization.
• Bai Ye used his Sharingan to copy selected technologies from the Great Clock and carved a Flying Thunder God mark onto it.
• Bai Ye asked to see Carl's Space-Time Gene and third-generation divine body research, then admitted he could not do research himself.
• Carl realized Bai Ye was taking the technology back for others to study and agreed to show him his research.

Bai Ye visited the Super Seminary to collect research on third-generation divine bodies, arguing that the Angels needed the technology to face the Triangular-Body Civilization. The researchers agreed to share their unfinished data, and Gilan laid it out for Bai Ye to review.

• Bai Ye took Carl’s Space-Time Gene research materials and said he understood how to deal with the Triangular-Body Civilization better than anyone.
• Carl brought Bai Ye to Gilan’s laboratory, where Gilan offered the Super Seminary’s help to Queen Kaisha and the Angels.
• Bai Ye asked to see the Super Seminary’s third-generation divine body research.
• Gilan explained that the Angels’ fight against the Triangular-Body Civilization benefited the whole universe and asked the researchers to approve sharing their data.
• The researchers agreed, and Gilan laid the materials out for Bai Ye to examine.

Bai Ye spent nearly a year at the Super Seminary being taught research on the Triangular-Body Civilization, divine-body upgrades, and the Space-Time Gene before returning to Angel Nebula. He shared the gathered technology with Harshee, who learned how the Angels had misunderstood the Triangular-Body Civilization’s weakness.

• Bai Ye admitted he could not understand the Super Seminary’s documents, but Gilan and the scholars explained their research to him until he memorized and took it with him.
• Carl taught Bai Ye about the Space-Time Gene, and the scholars discovered he had left an unidentifiable mark on the Great Clock that Gilan could not erase.
• Gilan asked what the Angels would do after defeating the Triangular-Body Civilization, and Bai Ye challenged the Super Seminary to decide what its research was for.
• Bai Ye learned he had spent nearly a year attending lessons at the Super Seminary and hurried back to Angel Nebula.
• Bai Ye transferred the Triangular-Body and divine-body upgrade technology to Harshee, who realized the Angels had misunderstood the Triangular-Body Civilization’s weakness.

Bai Ye gave Harshee Super Seminary research that could help the angels counter the Triangular-Body Civilization, and she began planning how to use it to reduce their losses. Kaisha admitted she liked Bai Ye but struggled to face him, then learned he had gone to find Liangbing as Harshee hinted that he might choose between the two sisters.

• Bai Ye gave Harshee information on the Triangular-Body Civilization and third-generation divine bodies, and she decided to research countermeasures against the Triangular-Body Civilization first.
• Harshee told Kaisha that the information was sound and urged her to avoid excessive battles until the angels developed weapons to exploit the enemy's weakness.
• Kaisha learned Bai Ye had left the Angel Nebula, and she explained to Harshee that she had pushed him away to preserve unity and the Justice Order.
• Harshee told Kaisha that Bai Ye had gone to find Liangbing, then warned Kaisha she could lose him if she kept suppressing her feelings.
• Kaisha admitted she liked Bai Ye, and Harshee began asking whom he would choose between Kaisha and Liangbing.

Harshee told Kaisha that Bai Ye had refused to choose among them, easing Kaisha’s worries before she returned her focus to the Triangular-Body Civilization war. Bai Ye visited Liangbing with the Space-Time Gene and advised her that she might be better off leaving the Angel Nebula or leading her own faction.

• Harshee teased Kaisha about Bai Ye’s choice, then revealed that he had refused to choose because he saw them as people, not objects.
• Kaisha’s mood improved, and she focused on the war against the Triangular-Body Civilization rather than questioning Bai Ye’s visit to Liangbing.
• Bai Ye told Liangbing that he had obtained the Space-Time Gene for her to study after the war ended.
• Liangbing asked about the Super Seminary, and Bai Ye warned her that its researchers lacked a shared purpose and that it would not make a reliable fallback for her.
• Bai Ye said Liangbing was suited to being alone or leading a faction, and suggested she could remain in the Angel Nebula if she avoided Kaisha.

Bai Ye joined Liangbing at the front against the Triangular-Body Civilization, though he initially refused to fight. When Liangbing called for help, he unleashed Heavenly Thunder and devastated the enemy forces, leaving the Angels amazed at his strength.

• A Female Angel told Liangbing that the Triangular-Body Civilization had launched another charge, and Liangbing invited Bai Ye to come with her.
• Liangbing took Bai Ye to the front lines, where she explained that the Angels had been holding the line and that the enemy had misled them about its weaknesses.
• Liangbing charged into battle while Bai Ye watched from the rear, and she eventually called to him for help as the Angels struggled.
• Bai Ye summoned Heavenly Thunder, which swept across the battlefield and slaughtered the Triangular-Body forces.
• The Angels marveled at Bai Ye's power, while Liangbing envied the enormous gap between his strength and hers.

Bai Ye and Liangbing discussed whether she should leave the Angel Nebula after Bai Ye drove back the Triangular-Body Civilization. Liangbing confessed that she wanted to be Bai Ye’s guardian angel, but his hesitation left her thinking he might still be choosing Kaisha.

• Liangbing criticized Kaisha’s earlier decisions and concluded that Bai Ye could have prevented the Angels’ losses.
• Bai Ye drove back the Triangular-Body Civilization, drawing the Angels’ attention and creating divisions over his role.
• Liangbing suggested leaving the Angel Nebula with Bai Ye, but he questioned whether she knew what she wanted to do.
• Back in Liangbing’s room, Bai Ye advised her to stay until she understood her own wishes, while Liangbing explained the pressure she felt among the Angels.
• Liangbing told Bai Ye she wanted to be his guardian angel, and she interrupted his hesitation by accusing him of still thinking about Kaisha.

Liangbing asked Bai Ye why he had hesitated to accept her offer to become his guardian Angel, and he explained that he disliked the binding concept rather than disliking her. Kaisha learned that Bai Ye had joined the Angels’ fight and took it as a sign he would stay, though she privately worried he might care more for Liangbing.

• Liangbing questioned Bai Ye about his hesitation, and he said he wanted them to interact normally instead of becoming guardian Angels.
• Liangbing made Bai Ye promise not to accept Kaisha as his guardian Angel if she asked, and he reluctantly agreed.
• Liangbing invited Bai Ye to keep fighting alongside the Angels, while Kaisha learned he had already intervened against the Triangular-Body Civilization.
• Kaisha told Harshee that Bai Ye’s intervention showed he still felt attached to the Angel Civilization and that she did not need complete control over the Angels.
• Kaisha admitted she had considered becoming Bai Ye’s guardian Angel but believed he did not need one, then privately wondered whether he had acted because of Liangbing.

Kaisha asked Liangbing to send Bai Ye to reinforce her as the Triangular-Body Civilization scattered across the battlefield. Liangbing reluctantly agreed, and Bai Ye prepared to go while teasing her about her feelings; meanwhile, Super Seminary researchers discussed his abilities and decided to focus on their own genetic projects.

• Kaisha learned that the Triangular-Body Civilization had scattered and asked Liangbing to ask Bai Ye to come help if he was willing.
• Liangbing complained that Kaisha was taking Bai Ye after previously saying he did not need to act, but Bai Ye explained that the enemy forces had shifted toward Kaisha's side.
• Bai Ye asked Liangbing whether he should go, and she reluctantly told him to go despite her jealousy.
• Bai Ye teased Liangbing about Kaisha becoming his guardian Angel, and Liangbing angrily told him to hurry up and leave.
• Super Seminary researchers reviewed the battlefield data on Bai Ye's abilities, while Carl and Gilan said they should develop their own genetic projects instead of seeking Bai Ye's data.